Robert Thier Books in Order

Ayla has sworn to punish Sir Reuben for preying on her people, but an approaching army traps them together in her castle. Facing a more powerful enemy, they must overcome mutual hostility and decide whether cooperation offers their only chance of survival.

Lilly Linton and her calculating employer Rikkard Ambrose face danger together in the Egyptian desert. Amid the pyramids and the possibility of death, their usual boundaries begin to weaken, challenging her resistance and his determined refusal to acknowledge emotion.

Lilly Linton wants independence rather than marriage, but nineteenth-century London offers women few ways to earn freedom. An encounter with powerful businessman Rikkard Ambrose draws her into his demanding world, where her ambitions collide with his insistence on control.

Ayla discovers that the man she loves is the enemy she most fears, just as an army threatens her people. Facing the possibility of his betrayal, she must weigh survival against trust and decide whether forgiveness can offer another path.

Robert Thier revisits familiar fairy-tale territory through dark humor rather than comforting bedtime conventions. Poisoned apples, witches' ovens, and dangerous supernatural encounters give these stories a macabre edge, turning recognizable ingredients into a collection of irreverent fantasy tales.

Lilly continues to deny her attraction to Rikkard Ambrose until secrets from his past emerge. A dangerous journey into the South American jungle forces secretary and employer to depend on one another, testing the distance both have tried to preserve.

Robert Thier returns to fairy tales with dangerous wolves, witches, vampires, and deceptively harmless girls. This second collection treats familiar magical hazards with irreverent humor, offering another set of stories where traditional enchantment comes with unpredictable and sometimes sinister consequences.

Lilly's secret relationship with her employer reaches a turning point when they travel to his parents' grand estate. Away from their stolen private moments, she must decide whether she can step openly into a future that challenges the life expected of her.

Enchanted princes and magical creatures populate a third collection of Robert Thier's irreverent fairy tales. Transformations that turn people into furniture signal the hazards of this fantasy world, where familiar storybook magic becomes a source of dark comedy and unexpected trouble.

Rikkard Ambrose leaves London to confront his business rival at the French royal court, hoping to keep Lilly safely behind. Refusing to accept exclusion, she follows him into a dangerous struggle of espionage and intrigue with affection and a revolver as her weapons.

Lilly has always rejected marriage as an obstacle to freedom, yet she now finds herself engaged to Rikkard Ambrose. Their approaching nineteenth-century wedding places her longstanding principles beside an unexpected commitment to the powerful man who has changed her life.

Lilly's honeymoon begins with nausea, unusual cravings, and a newly protective husband whose behavior is increasingly difficult to tolerate. An adventure in the American West adds further disruption as the newly married couple adjust to changes neither expected to manage.

Pregnant Lilly and her billionaire husband expect a relaxing tropical holiday, but a shipwreck leaves them stranded without water, supplies, or rescue. Surviving the jungle becomes more complicated when pirates and a sinister plot enter their already precarious situation.